NanyinYang

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NanyinYang

NanyinYang

@YangNanyin

Research Fellow | University of Sydney | Experimental Economics

Katılım Temmuz 2020
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NanyinYang@YangNanyin·
This has been a truly unique experience for me. I had the opportunity to work closely with an outstanding group of neuroscientists and psychologists. Many thanks to the organizers, lecturers, and TAs of this summer school!
Agnieszka Tymula@AgnieszkaTymula

Two weeks with 30 super smart early career researchers and over 24 established leaders in @SocforNeuroecon. Thanks to @INSEAD, Paul Glimcher, @HPlassmann, Nathaniel Daw, Joe Kable, and TAs Camilla van Geen and Shemal Doshi! Looking forward to a repeat in two years!

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Angelos Lagoudakis
Angelos Lagoudakis@LagoudakisA·
Another @AAEA_Economics annual meeting is in the books. Thrilled to have presented and deeply honored to have received the @AAEA_EXECON Best Graduate Student Paper Award and the TLC Graduate Student Teaching Award for Excellence in Classroom Instruction! #AAEA2024 #EconTwitter
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Brian Jabarian
Brian Jabarian@brian_jabarian·
@AndrewYNg, we started to do it in behavioral and experimental economics with @Econ_4_Everyone and @GaryCharness rb.gy/sa83ti which *specific* societal risks and opportunities are reinforced or emerging from the integration of AI in our discipline? Pyramid of Risks and Circles of Opportunities can be useful framework for each field to envision what you’re saying
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Andrew Ng@AndrewYNg

In AI, the ratio of attention on hypothetical, future, forms of harm to actual, current, realized forms of harm seems out of whack. Many of the hypothetical forms of harm, like AI "taking over", are based on highly questionable hypotheses about what technology that does not currently exist might do. Every field should examine both future and current problems. But is there any other engineering discipline where this much attention is on hypothetical problems rather than actual problems?

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Jennifer Doleac
Jennifer Doleac@jenniferdoleac·
Nanyin Yang JMP: "The Unintended Consequences of Patients’ Active Participation: Theory and Experiment" Website: yangnanyin.com
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NanyinYang@YangNanyin·
@mirandainez I'm glad that you like my fancy kettle! Let's brew more tea and coffee, and work! 🤩
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Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert@mirandainez·
Advising sibling first of course. @YangNanyin has read, reread, and given meaningful feedback on every paper I have sent her within 12 hrs. She is good at NSF advice (and is perhaps too humble abt receiving one), idea feedback, and sharing a fancy kettle in the office.
Danila Serra@danilaserra_eco

𝐍𝐚𝐧𝐲𝐢𝐧 𝐘𝐚𝐧𝐠: yangnanyin.com 𝐅𝐢𝐞𝐥𝐝𝐬: Behavioral & Experimental Economics, Health Econ, Behavioral Ethics, AI Ethics 𝐉𝐌 𝐏𝐚𝐩𝐞𝐫:"Patient Compliance and Doctor Performance: A Theoretical and Experimental Study of Healthcare Service as A Credence Good"

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Roni Rahman
Roni Rahman@heyronir·
Google can now generate high-quality AI images. And it's completely FREE to use! Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use it:
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Rowan Cheung
Rowan Cheung@rowancheung·
Another massive week for AI. Huge developments from Canva, Google, Rewind, Apple, OpenAI, Harvard, LinkedIn, EdX, Stanford, Adobe, Epik, Arc, Meta, Anthropic, MrBeast, JPMorgan, Visa, Humane, Stability AI, and Spotify. Here's EVERYTHING you need to know (a thread):
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Yuki Takahashi
Yuki Takahashi@yukitakahashi11·
Got an R&R for my 1st experiment 🎉 (but there's one comment that's a bit difficult to address. Let's see...)
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Catherine Eckel
Catherine Eckel@eckelcc·
Interview with Rick Wilson about our recent paper. You're a star, @rkwrice !!
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NanyinYang@YangNanyin·
@eckelcc Will IRB approve such a research project?🤣
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Catherine Eckel
Catherine Eckel@eckelcc·
I wonder if anyone has done research on consent processes and tested whether IRB-recommended consent forms/information sheets are "better" or "worse" at informing subjects about the costs/benefits of participating? We need the data. (This one is pretty silly).
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John A. List
John A. List@Econ_4_Everyone·
We just released a new study! We explore the efficacy of smart technologies, which have been heralded to increase energy conservation. Guess what we find from our field experiments, which generated more than 16 million hourly observations. #EconTwitter ideas.repec.org/p/feb/framed/0…
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EXECONSectionAAEA
EXECONSectionAAEA@AAEA_EXECON·
#MethodsMonday Randomized experiments have long been a traditional setting in agriculture but have a shorter history in economics. Today we would like to highlight the chapter- The Econometrics of Randomized Experiments by @Susan_Athey and Guido W. Imbens.
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